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Creating tech wizards — in the third grade!


October 28, 2010 by Jake Simms

Some teachers shy away from technology in the classroom. Not Stephanie Rick.

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Should teacher have been fired for blog?


June 17, 2010 by Claire Knight

Many teachers blog about their experiences in the classroom. But one teacher recently learned that might not be a good idea.

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    • T.H. Cooke: More importantly, such notes could be considered "derivative works" under US copyright law as a translation or abridgeme...
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